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Could your drinking water cause earlier menopause?
Hone Health reports that higher levels of PFAS in women are linked to an earlier onset of menopause, potentially impacting long-term health risks. Women with higher blood levels of several common “forever chemicals” reached menopause about a year earlier than women with lower levels, according to a 2026 study of nearly 5,000 women [1].
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